Tasmanian Labor - Glenorchy Branch

02/07/2024

It might be cold outside but some of our branch members are still keen to meet at the Paddy Wagon Hotel And Bistro Glenorchy and discuss all things Australian Labor Party.

09/04/2024

03/04/2024

Vale Varel Newmark. Life member of the Australian Labor Party and much loved member of the branch.

19/05/2022

It has amazing to have such strong support from Ella Haddad and Josh Willie during this campaign. We’ve been getting a great reaction all over Clark.

07/05/2022

Branch member Bill and Josh celebrating tonight!

29/04/2022

Come along and meet Simon Davis - Labor for Clark!

Everyone welcome! Come along and have a snag! 12PM on the 1st of May at Benjafield park, 7 Gormanston rd Moonah!

26/04/2022

Rebecca White MP campaigning with branch member Josh Willie MLC in Glenorchy today!

The Leader of Tasmanian Labor is in the heart of Elwick door knocking with me today.

Thank you Rebecca White MP, lots of good conversations in Glenorchy!

27/03/2022

Josh and his supporters are working hard!

Back in Glenorchy door knocking this morning.

Cost of living concerning many.

20/03/2022

Most people in Collinsvale/Glenlusk know Lee and John for their volunteering and genuine care for their community.

For example, when I took this photo, they put on a delicious morning tea in their home and we enjoyed an insightful conversation about the area.

Thanks for the kind words Lee and John!

Ten community members feature in one of my election flyers, this is the last one!

I'll post the flyer here tomorrow!

Authorised by Ella Haddad MP, 184 Collins Street, Hobart, TAS 7000

14/03/2022

Sarah has spent her working life fighting for fairness. She's raising a young family in the northern suburbs and recognises the importance of education. Thanks for the kind words Sarah.

Ten community members feature in one of my election flyers.

I'll post each one here and then the flyer at the end.

Authorised by Ella Haddad MP, 184 Collins Street, Hobart, TAS 7000

11/03/2022

"We should have had photographers on the ground much sooner"